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Wichita eagle., 1887-12-10
California Fxcurslon Thursday, Dec. Is.

Another special Pullman car will leave
Wichita for southern California cities, san
Francisco, Utah and Colorado points, via
the Santa Fe Short Line, Thursday next,
December -, at p. m, through to Los
Angeles without change. Sleeping car
berths are now upon sale and can be st
cured by calling at the union ticket Office
No. ~ North Main street. Orders for
berths from those living at distance will
be promptly attended to- In addition to
this tourist sleeping car will be run
from Wichita upon the same date the
berths in which are furnished free of
charge. and the car will run through to
Los Angeles without change and upon the
same train. For further Information APP
ply to the undersigned. 20 North Main
street, or union depot, near Oak street.
20-1U ". u. MURDOCH,
Passenger Agent.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-10
JENKINS CASE,

The case of Chas. jenkins, the youth
whom it was alleged had forged certain
checks, had a hearing yesterday. The
charges preferred against him were not
for forgery, but for obtaining money under
false tokens and promises, the Information
having been sworn out by the restaurant
man with whom he boarded. Jenkins ap-
pears TO feel perfectly at ease and thinks
there is no doubt but that he will come out
of the difficulty in good shape.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-10
GONE.

There are three young gentlemen who
at present on account Of the constant re
minders of winter, are bewailing the loss
question are Fred Bentley w l.. Miller
and H. l.. Gordon. They left their coats
hanging Thursday night in the hallway of
the Smith boarding house, on North Law
renee, and afterwards when they went for
them they were gone, gone but oh, where?
The police have been notified, and the
chances are that soon the gentlemen will
have their stolen property.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-10
Y. u. c. 4. ECHOES.

MONDAY prayer meeting as usual today
from 12:05 to 1890
Gospel meeting at 4 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon in the First Presbyterian church,
to which all young men are cordially in
vited.
Mr. w /. De Croft, superintendent of
the American Sunday school union, Will
address the mems meeting tomorrow.
Regular monthly meeting of the board
Of directors viii be held next Monday
evening at ) o'clock.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-10
wichita Trunk Factory.

Get your trunks and valises at the fac
tory as you will save from - TO - cents on
u dollar. as we manufacture our goods here
and are able to underseli any house west
of Chicago. and YOU can get any kind and
size of trunks for we have the largest
assortment of trunks in the west, from the
cheapest up to the finest sole leather and
ladies Saratoga trunks We occupy the
whole three story building, 25xll0 feet, and
are able to fill all orders and can make any
kind of sample and theatrical trunks TO
order Come and examine our goods before
purchasing elsewhere Yours respectfully,
HOsSFELD BROS.
d20-3t 125 W Douglas Ave
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-10
AGAINST THE ADMISSION OF UTAH.

The Woman's Home Missionary Society
of the Presbyterian church are engaged in
securing signatures to a petition to con-
gress asking that body to refuse admission
to the territory of Utah to become state.
Petitions have been placed in the hands of
all the city pastors who are requested to
secure signatures in their respective con-
gregations. 1t is understood that an effort
will be made early in the present session
to admit Utah as a state, and the objection
to It is the fact of her institution and
practice of polYcamY
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-10
CAPTERED.

Mr. S. b. Mann and wife of Adrian Mich
igan, arrived in the city last week to visit
their daughter Mrs. z. B. Rood, and have
concluded TO spend the winter, and probab-
ly to make Wichita their future home.
They find the winter weather much more
pleasant than that of their old home, and
the life and business of the city beyond
their expectations. Ar. Mann is a promi-
nent citizen in politics in his native state,
having held state offices number of times.
He is also well posted in the products Of
the ..hapnY YalleY''
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-10
ROCK ISLAND FREIGHT DEPOT.

The rebuilding of the Rock Island
freight depot will, with the exception of
some interior furnishings be completed
this evening. The walls of the former
structure remain almost intact, there hav-
ing been. however, a slight addition in the
south walls A new roof has been put on
the structure, a new platform built and
new window and door frames put in. As
the work was commenced only Monday,
the rebuilding has advanced with charac
teristic Wichita energy
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-10
From the Topeka Commonwealth.

FROM the topeka COMMONWEALTH
Mr.. Moses Matthews and Miss Cora L..
Hoffman, of Wichita. were married last
evening at the home of the groom
parents. 9lS Jackson street, North Topeka !.
Moses" Matthews, as he Is fanlilariy
called, is well known to most Topekans.
He has lived in Topeka ever since 1t was
city, and has established a reputation lor
himself as one Of the brightest OF the
younger members of the bar in the state
He has taken an active part in politics IN
the state, and has occupied many places or
honor in the councils of the Democratic
party, where be has ably represented the
young blood and progressive element IN
the party. Miss Hoffman is a young lady
Of high social standing III Wichita, ana
has 1nanv friends in that and this city.
The newly welded pair have the best
wishes of the Commonwealth.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-10
MORE THAN USUAL.

\ curious and not common sight was
presented to those who were in the Santa
Fe waiting room last evening before the
arrival of the south-bound passenger train.
1t was that of a young lady who had five
fingers and one thumb on her left hand
They were all well developed and looked
perfectly natural with the exception Of
their unusual number. The mother of the
young lady informed "a gentleman who
noticed the freak that she had six toes on
her left foot. The young lady and her
mother reside in Arkansas City. and took
the train for that place upon its departure
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-10
CHANGED HANDS.

Mr. John Kimmerle yesterday sold his
marble works ON North Main street TO w.
I. Teetzel, of Cleveland, Ohio, for 5000.
Mr.. Teetzel has been in the city for some
weeks and decided to locate here in bust
ness. He has been in that business for
twelve years, and comes TO the city highly
recommended as a business gentleman.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-10

Notice is hereby given that the regular
annual meeting of the stock holders OF the
State National Bank of Wichita. Kansas,
for the election Of directors will be held at
the Office OF the bank on Tuesday, January
10th, 1883 ati1 o'clock p. m. L. d. SKINNER,
id-2l-lt* Cashier.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-10

Bids will be received until noon of the
9th day of January, \. d. lsSS at the office
of the county clerk of Sedgwick comfy,
Kansas, for supplying collins for paupers
during said year 1883.
Dated at Wichita this, the 9th day of
December. A. ID. 1881
BY order of the Board of County Com
missiOners. Il. T. FORD,
colt County Clerk
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-10

Bids viii be received until noon OF the 9Th
day of January a. d. 1885 at the Office OF
county, clerk Of Sedgwick county, Kansas,
for supplying coal for the use of said
county during said year 1855. Dated at
Wichita this the Sth day of Dec. 1881.
By order of the Board OF Co. Com rs.
colt E. p. FORD, County Clerk.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-10

Mr.. and Mrs s Duncan gave Miss Dolly
hahoe social farewell party last night on
the eve Of her departure with her little
brother and sister. for the home Of their
grandfather in Maine, where they will
hereafter reside. The party was well at
tended and very pleasant time was ea-
.oyed by all who wsgc present.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-10

Emma Abbott Opera Co. appear at
Crawford opera house December 10th and
17th. Buy your opera glasses at Hyde *
very low cost
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-10

The firm of Franck q CARMEN. tailors
on East Douglas avenue, dissolved yeste.-
day by mutual consent. Mr.. CARMEN
bought Mr.. Franck's interest Mr. Franek
viii open mp business for himself in few
weeks. he says he has been il the city
number Of years and has found Wichita
lis best friend Of all cities
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-10

All kinds Of dolls, bisque, wax and wash
able, also all sizes of bodies for same, al
the Bargain House, 81 n Main. - ii
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-10

The tenth annual ball of company \.
2nd regiment. X. y, L., at the Garfield last
night was well attended and all present
had Il good time.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-10
Wanted.

10000 people TO inspect our stock of holi-
day goods No trouble 10 show goods.
Hettinger Bros, 222 L. Douglas avenue.
d2O-tf
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-10

Mr. Woods vino Tor some time has been
in Jhe drug business on North Main street.
sold his establishment yesterday.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-10

The upsetting of a lamp last evening in
the Wichita shoe paglor c.Eue near de
sJvoying some very valuable goods stored
in the rear OF this store
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-10

Commodore Woodman at midnight last
night was reported very low and not eN-
pecJed TO live many hours.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-10

The largest and finest stock of plush
goods in the city are to he seen at Het-
finger Bros, 222 Douglas avenue. d2O-tf
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-10
Notice TO UndertakeI.s.

Call and see our elegant display of al
buns, the largest in the city, at the Bar
gain House 2:22 \. Main street. d3O-tf
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-10

The Eagle rifles had drill last night in
their armory which was wei attended by
the members of the company
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-10

Step in and see the grand display in
Ninas goods ut the Bargain House. &s2 \.
Main 20 If
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-10
Notice to coal Dealers.

Come one and all TO the Bargain House
for your holiday presents. 2222 \. Main. 20t1
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-10
Holiday Pres ents.

Headquarters for Santa Claus at Mel
sons Bargain House, - \. Main st. 20tf.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-10

Miss Lulu Maupin, accompanied by her
brother from Columbia, No, who is on
her way TO the Pacific coast, called last
evening.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-10

Monday the Rock Island passenger depot
will be opened.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-10

The directors OF the Wichita University
held a meeting yesterday and transacted
some routine business.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-10

Yesterday the main cornica of the Sedc-
wick was being painted aud the pressed
brick work washed down. The interior
furnishing is rapidly advancing.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-10

Sidney Dixon, the successful young sales
man, w;is OH the sick list yesterday.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-10

- Gas consumers were rustling around
yesterday paying their bills.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-10

The photographers OF the city commence
10 brighten mp over the incoming Christ
mas trade Rogers reports orders exceed
ing any other year at this date
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-10

The work of the interior furnishing of
the Carey Grand IS going rapidly on.
Messrs. Dean and Slough laboring hard to
have it ready for opening by the holidays
Before going away Uncle" John Carey
had his name put down as first upon the
new register, adding the direction that
when it is filled it he sent to him.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-10

l. \. Shriver, the genial live stock agent
OF the hock Island. stopped over in the
city yesterday for short time on his way
To the soathNrn rart OF inc state.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-10

Fred Dixon, letter received in this city
says has closed his engagement with the
Ideals and viii soon return to Wichita to
devote himself TO the encouragement OF
musical and dramatic talent, as well as to
the more matter of fact business OF COS
Iurninrr
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-10

i very pleasant enJeruaiumeUt is prom
iSed in the Feast ofthe Candles" iesti-
Val to be given 10y the Sabbath school of
tAe Iemp!e EnameI conservation.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-10

Thursday afternoon carpenter, while
engaged upon The rcot OF a Building just
east Of the santa Fe track and south of the
avenue slipped and fell TO the ground
sustaining some severe injuries.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-10

Thos. j. oweeny has been appointed
deputy grand manager of the Kansas
Freemen 10y Supreme Manager James
Fahey and left yesterday to establish sub
ordinate councils throughout Jhe state.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-10

Captain Lamont. in charge Of the Rock
Island eating houses. informs Us that he
will open an eating house next Monday in
the new Rock Island depot on Douglas
avenue, and that he viii take day and
week boarders
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-10

The Forest City Dry Pressed Brick com
pa-y yesterday sold TO parties in Pratt
Center 100000 brick. They also sold TO
contractors in this city $1,000 brick
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-10

forty-seyen people ate dinner yesterday
At the Delmonico. This Is a good showing
Tor new house, and proves that the efforts
being made by the proprietors are appre-
cilted by tine people.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-23
Square to q cent. Ohaalar oIeary.

PxEK OPERA O0azRAnx.-The sale Of
seats would indicate that ''Nanoni' viii
be presented at the 0pera House this
evening before q full houss. Il almost
soes without saying that Il viii be re-
ceived with favor, fer the piece has
never heretofore been sung except 10
delighted audiences. All the membeFs
Of the Pyle Company are favorites on
The COAST and in Seattle. and thst feet
alone tnsuFas good house. Ihnae Who
Of Jeannie Winston, Louise Manned
and Meaars. DeIsnge, Pyke, Green's
fielder end VaIerga can have eoms idea
Of how effectively the opera will Be
sang. The cast is q strong one, and as
khe music Is delightful and che story
interesting the performance IL certain
to be Q moet enioyeble one.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-23

pIkRcR COUNTY LIRERAhfrY.- Of
acsals Of Pienoe County have taken leaf
out 81 the book used ~ the Poor Law
Guardians Ia Ireland and adopted q sys.
tenn q paupeF emigf alton. Yesterday an
cid mAA. ssvVnty yoars old and yery
feeble. called At the city hall and request
ed Mr.. Forrest, the CLARK. and Mr.. y. r,
NelsE, the chairman of the license and
revenue committee of the city council, %
grant him permit - seN pictures with
cut q license, On eaQutry 4 was found
hat be had for q long tims rzet been .
resident a Pierce County, and had heon
IN The hospital ~ the expense o. that
county for some weeks. When the auth.
critics found that the man would hec0saa
. permanent charge On the county they
gave him q sum o. m0ney ard seat kini
70 Seattle. On Learning this state o. facts
u was decided 20 refuse the fFea permit
% peddle and the man was cfleFed SUI
ncieat money 70 take him hack whanee
ee came In good SHAPE He hnweFer,
had had quite enough a. Pierce County.
end went down q the city treasurer
efilce paid his ave tel aEs and came ~
% the City Hall directly after and demand
ed hts license. He acknowledged thai
WheA he had pai6 for he ttcenAe be hae
only thirty cents left 20 start him IN bast
ness. bat said be would rather stArvt
here than 70 hack 20 tbs caEeof the Piercs
County authorities.
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~ peeRls b is xi1iniiy e ~ 81.
nsf e Fnoat ane Msziscn us-ssss ~.
nasnsa q rn1rt ru.rarkabls ssenps frun
lnaianl 1an1h It a6lss rsnnas Knsry
sd liiiie Hal H1ihswng. Iasi svsninn.
Ms. J. D. E.sunnr. s.eorsnnrfss -
- 4lAleE, Miss EmeFg, ana ittfls Hal
go neE1sH. ha6 dFies1 cat e - essrI.
.-s.t ~ rs afieEnoon. The Aorss mas
60 tn4l fAes 1srs beafers1g faTnlfiar
sat1s nAslua 1xlTnn htm nasng sIineg -
e1ss 4e1 I1x some unanoantatse reaessn
llst eefaee thsy reathz1 Eadisor sfreel
n1q4aHAgs On theiR nelnrn honss
sEQm fns eemeteEy ths horse kers- ~
~ l.ensa nnd bsgan fnnnfnR nnd
MEs. Lopman immsaistelv surnea hfs
aeed toward tha bankes "a Tie sslIe al
re rad expeolinE - tat uny q hrire
nzn % 1tsn1slill. but fha h1rss VA
90 sn1tua4hly existed and he save
s4Qden ianRo baak into the road, tip
fine rs b1aQF 60 that Mrs. I1o9m1n
- oli and away Wsnf The hnrss toward
1hs Iines had bsearne nnbuakIed ana
AiaA kmeRy eouid a. nothlna with bat
cue TINS Il heE hand. fearing that %
pan "a that would ssEfainsg cause an
The horaa sanse tsnrinq aoxn Msdi-
eon street. and when be Keanhed The
eleep grades between Third ana Front
slzeess Q momeufum vas rsaahed ahai
vas simply fFiRktful. Bystanders sxia
e vas IS Il the hosse had been shot 0ui
Of eannou.
When Ernna street uas feachsd toe
horse ssofed tust enonah % plunge
heaeionR tkFouah fhn b1li board stand
lnE nExs TO the stoRs Of 3. Baxter and
Company. This leap vas made while
Miss Emeky, pale and trembling, was
eIlnRina % th0 little bog b. her side.
No one who witnessed tie piuuee en-
pecied % re either Of them alive aaain.
The fall cas- fully thirty fest. Remark
abie as 4 may seem, however, the a.
tent q the injuries waa q few scratches
And a ee#ofe scare. The buggy Was de-
moiished. The horse vas extrioafef
from the debris and Ied back % the
livery stable.
Mrs. Lowman after her fan from tbe
carriage hailed q lumber Wagon that
YES passing, and yes home n time 10
receive the others.
Rev. Clark davis, Who was at The
seems ns soon as any one said that be
had seen the carriage 30 By bis house
like shot, and he hurried out 10 help
those whom be knew Wonid coon oome
20 Rrief. Many others Who happened
near a. the time were estoaished 10
LsaEn that tie young lady and the little
BOY and even the horse had escaped
without injury.
In TIE eveniug the ladies' had partly
seeoyeFed from their fright, aud we're
rejoicing over their narrow escape from
whst came 80 neaE proving fatal 40
eident
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-23

PRoBABLY FATAL ACCIDENTAL very
serious accident happened yesterday al
Newcastle to . German named Mike
Helsch, who has been working on the con
struclion train unaer the section foreman
David Sullivan. while the train wns
standing near Newcastle yesterday, Mike
went on into the brush and while there
tho train started. When he returned and
whiie the train was IN motion he tried 10
get on the train b. stepping betWeen q iiat
and box car but missed hts hold. He fell
% the ground on the rail- and the box car
PASSED over him. Conductor Oes VIII
uams who was on the flat cal, and Arthur
Androwe who was on tho box car. beth
warned him 20 stay or but without avail
The Columbia & Puget sound railroad
company brought hin down Ia the car
and gave him every care and attention
on the way here. on his arrival here ne
was taken 30 she Providence hospital
where physician was soon II attend
Anco. IL was found that he had sustained
q serious compound fracture of tho right
thigh. thai one OF hts arms was badly
crushed and that he had received later.
nal injuries. tho nature OF which could
not at present b determined. Last night
be was very lew and there were grave
ooubta or his recovery. he lies In an Al
most insensl0lo state AZ the hospital caus.
cd by the shock he sustained. Helsch q
about % years Of aGe and has oae brother
IN this country. residing as HoiAbird
Hyde county. Dakota.
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TIE GRANT REPUBLICAN, CLUB.
onaaSIHAzIcN OF A PzRxkx1NE POLITICAL
CIuB EFYKcTHD.

Ire Grant Rspahlican cluh Of Seat.
tle. permaneEt political association
which has for some time been in process
Of formation AMONG tie Republicans Of
she city, coUpleted lie osnaniEstion iasa
egeaing bY the elecgioa Of the following
ofIlesrss President. J. O. Haines; wise
prusioents, first ward, w. O. Squire;
ssoand ward. 3. P. Ferry; third UaFd,
n. Osborn. fcurth ward. q. q. Lyon:
seoFetary. B. B. AlbeEtsoB; treasurer, Z.
b. Downing. The erecusivs eommittee,
il addition 10 the efiseFs Of TIE stub
Who are ex-od3sio uaembers. d cunsfi
snted a. fellows. J. H. Ms6raw, r. J.
GFsnt, John I.aAEy, 3. BAXTER. 7. T.
Min0r, w. r.. FeFFasts }. fuFaal and e.
n. Carr. peguaueuf headquarters have
been secure6 In tbs rev Bosaon block.
aud ihey VII Be opsaed - the uss Of
tha club e soon ~ ne buiidinR b con-
/ ple4ad.
TIE club enfsFs upon ~ existenee
with q mamtHrship Of oua hundred
ana ARR and With TIE bFizhtszt pros
pacss. All Repunllc4ns arn invited %
beaouaa members ~ nlEaina ths ensslt-
| luffnn, which 4 nothina mare lh&n q
dsclaEaltpn q RsEuhiica1 pEin1lgles.
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